2006Unpublished venueRequires access

Problems in Reform of the Rural Credit Cooperatives and Possible Solutions

Guo We

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There has been much progress in reform of the rural credit cooperatives in the pilot counties. The reform has mainly focused on raising the cooperatives’ self-development, neglecting their primary role to provide timely services for the farmers and rural development. That requires a proper policy environment

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There has been much progress in reform of the rural credit cooperatives in the pilot counties. The reform has mainly focused on raising the cooperatives’ self-development, neglecting their primary role to provide timely services for the farmers and rural development. That requires a proper policy environment

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There has been much progress in reform of the rural credit cooperatives in the pilot counties. The reform has mainly focused on raising the cooperatives’ self-development, neglecting their primary role to provide timely services for the farmers and rural development. That requires a proper policy environment

Key concepts: Business, Economic growth, Raising (metalworking), Rural development, Rural area, Economic policy, Economics, Economic system

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